Lauren Conrad likes to put on makeup and do her hair even when she's working from home.
Lauren Conrad
The former 'Hills' star - who has two young sons, Liam and Charlie, with husband William Tell - has opened up about her self-care routine amid the coronavirus pandemic, and admitted she feels good when she's made an effort with her appearance.
After a long day spent being a mom and juggling work, the 34-year-old beauty enjoys a soak in the bath with her own nonprofit fair-trade brand The Little Market's bath salts.
She shared: "I do my best to sit down at the table and eat every meal with my family.
"I take a few minutes to get dressed and do my hair and makeup, even if I am just working from home. It makes me feel better to be a little put together
"I take a bath and unwind at the end of the day with our soaking salts from my nonprofit fair trade shop, The Little Market. Each soaking salt supports young moms in under-resourced communities of Chicago."
And, to begin her day, Lauren starts off with a coffee that contains collagen - which benefits the skin.
She told E!: "The first thing I do every morning is make myself a cup of coffee with almond milk, cinnamon, agave and collagen."
As for keeping fit amid the pandemic, Lauren breaks a sweat by taking her two sons for a ride up the hills in their pushchairs.
The fashion designer and author - who founded LC Lauren Conrad and Paper Crown - said: "The closest I can get to exercise right now is taking the boys on walks in our neighbourhood, but there are a lot of hills and I am pushing them both in a stroller so I definitely break a sweat."
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